10. Hanover Central (12-2, 3-1) Last Week – #7 
Hanover Central found out in a big way what happens when you don’t bring your “A” game every night. The Wildcats were riding an 11 game winning streak and were feeling real good about themselves after winning the PCC Tournament title for the first time since 1987. So what happened? Morgan Township pounded HC 81-57, dropping the Wildcats three spots in the RSN Top Ten; proving once again that you shouldn’t read your press clippings until the season is over. Hanover Central needs to get their mojo back in a hurry with three games this week beginning with a huge PCC conference match-up against Boone Grove on Tuesday. No doubt the Wolves will be looking for revenge after losing in overtime to the Wildcats in the PCC Tournament semifinals.

9. Bishop Noll (12-2, 5-1) Last Week – #10
Bishop Noll was wobbling like a fighter on the ropes so the return of 6’8” freshman Milos Kostic couldn’t have come at a better time. With Kostic back in the line-up, the Warriors rolled to victories over Hammond High and Whiting and climb back to #9 in the RSN Top Ten. Noll should continue their recovery this week with a game at Highland on the docket on Friday.

Brandee Hudspeth - Kankakee Valley Kougars    
On Thursday night the Kankakee Valley Kougars battled North Newton and came away with a 49-42 win. The win came at a good time for KV and it was the play of Brandee Hudspeth that brought the fans to their feet. The senior accomplished a feat to put her name in the KV record books. She now holds the record for most points scored by a KV girl basketball player.

Claire Holba – Chesterton Trojans    
The Trojans lost a conference match up to Merrillville on Tuesday night 60-50. The fight may have been lost on the court, but the battle was won by Claire Holba. The junior, playing like she had been inspired by the late Jim Valvano, never gave up. Holba was simply lights out, scoring 30 points and grabbing 12 rebounds to register a double-double in the loss.